The line comes from New Kids, the Dutch sketch comedy about a group of loud, unemployed friends from the village of Maaskantje in North Brabant. The act began as short online sketches in the late 2000s before moving to television and the hit films New Kids Turbo and New Kids Nitro. Its crude Brabant dialect, mullets and aggressive delivery became a cult phenomenon in the Netherlands and Germany. Short shouted lines like this Tuesday exclamation were clipped and shared as reaction sounds long after the series ended.
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A short Dutch voice clip from New Kids shouting that it is Tuesday. People use it as a funny weekly reaction and meme sound for Tuesdays online.
This is a loud, blunt Dutch shout announcing that it is Tuesday, delivered with the exaggerated aggression that defines the New Kids style. The voice is rough, fast and deliberately over the top, turning a completely ordinary weekday into a dramatic event. The short burst of swearing at the end adds shock value and makes the line instantly recognisable to fans. Listeners hear it less as information and more as a mood, a mix of frustration, bravado and absurd humour that lands perfectly when a normal Tuesday suddenly feels like a punchline.
